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6:30AM - 6PM
90 Amala Pl, Kahului
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“Being half Filipino myself, I’ve eaten my culture’s food made by friends/family, and also from restaurants all over the mainland. Many times I’ve been less than impressed with the versions of dishes that were not as tasty as what I grew up with. I found that Paradise has the most options that are ALL delicious (from Tinola to guisante, adobo to lechon, turon to baked desserts and more).
Also, the store has Asian vegetables, snacks and convenience store staples like sodas and of course local juices, etc.
And the employees are so friendly!
The point is, if you’ve never been, you need to check it out!”
1 - 7PM 8AM - 12:15PM
1090 Ho'okele St, Kahului
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“Great crew very accommodating. I wish I could say the same for the store in Kihei. Terrible management in that store FYI always running out of things, nobody cares, sassy answers. I told the girl I spend over $50,000 a year and I needed an answer on a product. It’s been No stock for over a month. She told me that it doesn’t matter what I spend that she doesn’t really have to help me if she doesn’t wanna. This is the girl with the courtesy desk in Kihei Friday at 4 PM. After waiting 15 minutes for her to come out as there’s no bow to ring she had the sassy attitude. I had my own business with 40,000 SKUs and guess what I had a minimum report that came out every day so we always had inventory and if we didn’t we’d fill in off of another vendor. That key has Store is always out of everything. They shouldn’t have done it all, but they should’ve closed it down but the one in Kahului that I go to the pharmacy is fantastic.”
“We drove 30 min from Wailea to buy fresh fish and were not disappointed. This place is a cross between a grocery store and a fish market. They have coolers of various local and imported fish. We bought the freshest and most delicious tuna I've ever had. The fisherman literally wheeled in the fresh catch as we were standing there. They provide ice to transport the fish back home. They don't clean the fish or filet it etc, but with a good knife and some YouTube videos later, we had no problem filleting our own tuna!”
“Definitely worth going to they have everything you might need for a healthy meal healthy lifestyle pretty much any grocery you might need they probably have 100% recommended”
“The price here is the lowest publicly accessible price for gas on the island. It usually is exactly the same price as Costco. Lions move faster and you can use a variety of credit cards other than just Visa”
“Super busy place.. coming from California
Prices twice as much but definitely understand why ...
Very crowed when we went ..
Emoyees not super friendly”
“Now grab special $1.- Foodland shopping bags and shop on Fridays to receive double the Makai points. Pst? be sure to look in the back. I want to appreciate Angie, Angie is awesome thank you???”
“The grocery store is very clean ?... the people working there are friendly & helpful ?... it is a bit pricey on some of their goods, but it is same at all grocery stores nowadays with the cost of living keeps going up ... and Whole Foods is very organic & very healthy oriented store !!! I love that !!! ❤️”
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“The former Cash N Carry is now Island Grocery Depot, sporting a repaved road, and a soon to open second location in Lahaina which will be bigger than this one. No membership needed.
While the selection isn't the greatest, if your favorite item is carried here, it will more than likely be priced less than the supermarkets, and be of the non-bulk variety. This is the only place I can find decent frozen seafood - snow crab claws, king crab legs, and calamari. The produce prices are very competitive. They also sell a variety of takeout trays, kitchen gloves, and restaurant supplies. There's a small selection of bento breakfast & lunches which changes daily. The only downfall is that they don't stay open late (6pm daily).
TIP:
First Hawaiian Bank ATM inside.”